Superheroine Comics
The History of Bumblebee: DC’s First African-American Superheroine
By: Joshua Lapin-Bertone Karen Beecher might seem like an unassuming scientist, but as the superheroine Bumblebee she packs quite the sting! Bumblebee has proven just as useful using her...
Cloak & Dagger (Marvel) 2018
So very quietly and almost without any fanfare, a couple weeks ago Marvel put out the first Cloak & Dagger series (which I assume is a limited run)in 27 years…most assuredly to go along with...
Star Power: A Puerto Rican Superheroine and Her Creator Are Flying High – Vanguard Seattle
Powered by Puerto Rico’s ancient spirits of wind, water and mountains, La Borinqueña—aka Afro Latinx college student Marisol Rios de la Luz—is a superheroine who’s moving heaven and earth to call atte...
Bulleteer (DC), a comic about superheroine fetish
Just discovered this in the past month: we’ll take a break from featuring recent comics in order to focus on a comic from about ten years ago of specific interest to this forum community, like E...
The Unstoppable Wasp (Marvel)
I’m seeing a big push for this online so this will be a placeholder for the comic when it comes out soon. Nadia Pym, Hank’s Pym t**nage genius daughter, is the new Wasp. She grew up in Rus...